Technology

Opera, Freescale and NEC promise mobile Web 2.0

Opera, Freescale and NEC have announced that they had co-developed technology that promises better browsing of websites with multimedia content, such as YouTube, on mobile devices.

Staff Writer October 9, 2007

The technology is based on Opera 9 SDK for Devices, will run on Freescale’s i.MX31 multimedia applications processor and use an Adobe Flash Lite 3 plug-in ported by NEC, said the companies.

This is an important milestone for Opera and we are excited to bring very popular Web sites, in a fast and innovative way, to handheld devices, said Opera VP of business solutions Scott Hedrick, in a statement.

The technology will be demonstrated at the Freescale Technology Forum in Paris.

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